The research suggests they are putting themselves at heightened risk of unexplained weight loss, itchiness, increased thirst and overtiredness - all signs of type 2 diabetes.Sulakshan Neupane, lead author of the study, explained last month: "In an era when e-cigarettes are marketed as a 'safer' alternative to smoking, this suggests they may carry a hidden peril and may be quietly contributing to long-term health problems like prediabetes and diabetes
Its trying to help us make sure that we take care of all of our communities in Washington, supporting our general fund, and those impacted by these products," said Representative Lisa Parshley, the sponsor of the bill
But the evidence, and the momentum, is clear and Labor now looks forward to other nations joining the UK and Ireland in following Australias lead.
The brand first caught on across Eastern Europe before making its way west